Costa's Stone

Costa's Stone runs out of a Peabody shop and does one thing repeatedly across its Google reviews: fabricates and installs granite, quartz, marble, and quartzite countertops, along with stone tile, fireplace surrounds, and chimney re-pointing. By its own account it's a fabricator-direct operation — measuring, cutting, and installing in-house rather than reselling slabs — serving homeowners and contractors across Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Every one of its 13 Google reviews so far is five stars, and the same names keep showing up: Natalia and Nicole handling design consultations and scheduling, and Lucio leading installation crews. One commercial client says his company has hired Lucio for stone and tile work for 20 years and that his crews show up on time and on budget every time. Several homeowners describe using Costa's for repeat projects — a kitchen island, then a bathroom vanity, then a fireplace — rather than a single one-off job, and reviewers point to specifics: a formica-to-granite kitchen conversion handled start to finish, a stone layout redesigned mid-project to get it right, and cleanup crews that leave the site tidy after install. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license (215371) checks out as active in the state registry, which counts for more than a self-reported badge would. Worth knowing before calling: the praise is real but comes from a small, recent pool — all 13 reviews are from this year, so there isn't yet a broader online track record beyond Google to weigh it against. Costa's looks like a solid call for a granite, quartz, or marble countertop job — kitchen, bath, or outdoor — especially if a named installer and repeat local relationships matter to the decision. Worth pinning down lead times and getting a firm written quote, since the reviews mention pricing only in passing as competitive.